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Posted by Afrowin
 - Oct 09, 2024, 12:12 PM
Quote from: Balkisscrop on Oct 09, 2024, 11:52 AMShe's on the lookout for a job because she needs money, if she had enough she probably wouldn't be searching for a job, and she has her expectations. We need to wake up from all these unnecessary way of thinking.
How would he feel, if he ask her during the job interview what her expectation is and she ignores the question?
We need to be acting like decent humans, it's 2024.
Not just 2024 sweaty, it's almost 2025 and some people still act and think like we are in 1802. What a pity.
Posted by Carim
 - Oct 09, 2024, 12:00 PM
Only cheaters and cunning organisations would post a job without salary, only them also compare your former salary to your expectation.
Pay what is reasonable or what you can afford and openly let applicants know. Period!
She'll get a better offer soon, tell her she doesn't need to stress over this one.
Posted by Rocco
 - Oct 09, 2024, 11:56 AM
Quote from: Watercard on Oct 09, 2024, 11:24 AMThe recruiter isn't just a decent person, why won't you reply?
What's the big deal? Your friend needs to forget about that shitty job.
I hope she's not blaming you.
No she's not, she didn't even bother that much, I was the one that called her to know if she got a reply.
Posted by Mafy
 - Oct 09, 2024, 11:55 AM
It is very unprofessional to post a job without a salary, except you know that what you would offer is far above the general market value, maybe 3 or 4 times better.
You guys did nothing wrong.
Posted by Balkisscrop
 - Oct 09, 2024, 11:52 AM
Quote from: Mycapfed on Oct 09, 2024, 11:48 AMShe should have attended first and ask or tell them her range when asked. Perhaps the hiring person that received the mail thinks she cares too much about the money.
She's on the lookout for a job because she needs money, if she had enough she probably wouldn't be searching for a job, and she has her expectations. We need to wake up from all these unnecessary way of thinking.
How would he feel, if he ask her during the job interview what her expectation is and she ignores the question?
We need to be acting like decent humans, it's 2024.
Posted by Mycapfed
 - Oct 09, 2024, 11:48 AM
She should have attended first and ask or tell them her range when asked. Perhaps the hiring person that received the mail thinks she cares too much about the money.
Posted by Balkisscrop
 - Oct 09, 2024, 11:45 AM
Quote from: Watercard on Oct 09, 2024, 11:24 AMThe recruiter isn't just a decent person, why won't you reply?
What's the big deal? Your friend needs to forget about that shitty job.
I hope she's not blaming you.
There are many things that go on at the back door, might not be about the recruiter per se.
Posted by Alertedguy
 - Oct 09, 2024, 11:43 AM
What I don't understand is why a job will be posted without stating clearly what the salary is.
Posted by Makunvo
 - Oct 09, 2024, 11:41 AM
She shouldn't have applied for a job without a stated salary, it's demeaning once you pass a certain career stage, especially the junior or early career stage.
Posted by Amaria
 - Oct 09, 2024, 11:39 AM
Your friend can still attend or join the interview if she wants, I assume it's virtual.
But if it's me, I wouldn't, because it's not worth it.
Posted by Shereefah
 - Oct 09, 2024, 11:36 AM
Quote from: Watercard on Oct 09, 2024, 11:24 AMThe recruiter isn't just a decent person, why won't you reply?
What's the big deal? Your friend needs to forget about that shitty job.
I hope she's not blaming you.
We can't totally blame the recruiter, the people in top management might not tell 'em what the salary is, some of them don't know. They just tell them to find people, interview them, get the preferred salary range among other things and feed them back, I mean the top management.

I only agree with you in the manner that the recruiter should have at least replied even if the management insist on not disclosing it, he or she could have said something like, it's not been finalized at this stage.
Posted by Watercard
 - Oct 09, 2024, 11:24 AM
The recruiter isn't just a decent person, why won't you reply?
What's the big deal? Your friend needs to forget about that shitty job.
I hope she's not blaming you.
Posted by Goodygoody
 - Oct 09, 2024, 11:21 AM
If you're not stating clearly what the salary is, no matter how desperate I am to get a job, I won't bother to apply. Nothing wrong at all.
Posted by Shereefah
 - Oct 09, 2024, 11:17 AM
You both did nothing wrong, you invest a lot of effort to make an interview work, the preparation, the anxiety and the stress that could come with it, including the transportation cost if it's not virtual.
She did nothing wrong and she has to continue that way till she gets a reasonable job, I wonder why salary wouldn't be stated in a job post to begin with, so you could waste people's time and energy?🤷
Posted by Rocco
 - Oct 09, 2024, 11:09 AM

Hi Dbedans, I told you guys about a friend that's seeking for a job the last time I posted a topic. Now, she got an interview invite few days ago, the job was listed without stating the actual salary. In order for her not to waste her energy, I told her to send a mail and ask politely.
Till today, no reply and today is the interview date.
Did we both do anything wrong?

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